In phases, they replaced the Aam Aadmi Party government’s Mohalla Clinics, which are no longer operational. Since May 2025, the Delhi government has been setting up Ayushman Arogya Mandirs (AAMs), which serve as primary healthcare centres, across the Capital.
some say they have not received their final salary dues and have been told that the budget for the payments is “under consideration” While many staff members were absorbed into the AAMs.
Mohalla Clinics employed four staff members each: a doctor, a pharmacist, a multi-task worker and a lab technician. AAMs have a similar staffing structure, though the number of personnel varies with the size of the centre. Because the age limit was 55, the doctor said she was ineligible to apply to the AAMs.
Another doctor said that, besides salaries, which were linked to the number of patients seen, staff had not received other dues, including cleaning and costs incurred in transporting medicines for the final month. “Authorities have said that they are doubtful that it will come through but we are still waiting.
